PS:  have you considered donating to DriverPacks?

Can some one please tell me how I can do this or I have to do something else.
I really need to get this done since my reputation is on the line.
I hope you understand.
Thanks

I integrated the drivers again into a fresh Vista SP0 (AIO) image and I get the same error. I am trying to integrate all the drivers provided in the download section for Vista x86.

The message is :
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Windows Boot Manager
Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. To fix the problem:
blah blah etc etc...

File: ifp60x32.sys
Status: 0xc0000098
Info: Windows failed to load because a required file is missing, or corrupt.
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So I wonder if maybe another driver is at fault, like a MassStorage driver or something that's not letting it access the OS during the install. I'm trying to install this OS in a virtual machine using VMware Player. It also fails if I burn to CD and try on a real computer.

I've used this same process when I had downloaded drivers from November 2010 and integrated drivers using Vista-Tool v1.0.

I'm trying to use version 1112 this time, and I'm getting the same error as I did more than a year ago. I thought this bug was fixed? Suppose I'll have to delete those 6 files that I deleted last time. Maybe that will help again. Makin lots'o coasters.

Files: Ifcoemp.cat, ifcoemp.inf, Ifcoepr.cat, ifcoepr.inf, Ifcoevb.cat, ifcoevb.inf

Using 11042 I still have the ifp60x32.sys cX98 error mentioned earlier.  Tested in VirtualBox.  Sorry

What I normally do to avoid errors like that using the DriverPack is after downloading the pack, I delete all drivers not related to the OS that I plan on using the pack on.  For example, when I make Windows PE 3.0/3.1 builds, I delete all drivers that aren't Windows 7 drivers, since Windows PE 3.0/3.1 is based off of Windows 7, unless the Vista driver is the only driver available for that network card.

Nice.  I'm currently updating the tracker for the 11.04.1 update I uploaded 2 days ago!
I guess I'll rename these 11.04.2.
Great job!  Thank you.

You're welcome.  I'm glad I could contribute.  I update both packs because I build WinPE 3.0 for my work and like having the latest official LAN drivers in my WinPE 3.0 builds, so I figure why not help out DriverPacks by updating and releasing an updated Vista/7 LAN Driverpack for both x86 and x64.